Sunday, September 14, 2025

i.AI, a UK government unit offering a median salary of £67K to develop tools to improve civil service efficiency, is struggling to attract top talent (Ramsay Hodgson/Financial Times)

Ramsay Hodgson / Financial Times:
i.AI, a UK government unit offering a median salary of £67K to develop tools to improve civil service efficiency, is struggling to attract top talent  —  The Incubator for Artificial Intelligence unit spent less than half of its budget last year because of recruitment delays



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Sources: ByteDance plans to increase its 2026 capex to more than $30B, up at least 25% from a preliminary plan, amid the AI boom and rising memory chip costs (South China Morning Post)

South China Morning Post : Sources: ByteDance plans to increase its 2026 capex to more than $30B, up at least 25% from a preliminary plan...